Sister To Sister Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDAEFEEFG| 'When I received that love which is a face | A |
| When I perceived that face which is a love | B |
| Two voices like those two old nations strove | C |
| Within my heart and the first born gave place | A |
| And served the younger 'Ah this golden space | A |
| Doth cage the airy pinions of my dove | B |
| And ah this value which might prove and more | D |
| Another love seems simony to the grace | A |
| Of ours ' Thus while one passion doth protest | E |
| The other cries 'I care not how it be | F |
| For givest thou much or little worst or best | E |
| Nor am I richer nor thou dispossest | E |
| My fond subtraction is still thine in me | F |
| And all thy dear remainder mine in thee '' | G |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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Swend East: i love this so much i gave it to my sister and she loves it!
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